In 2017, Timmins recorded 181 theft incidents, representing 5.4% of the city total of 3,382 reported incidents across all categories. Theft was the second most frequent category in the published open-data archive, behind Other offences with 2,983 incidents. Theft counts were higher than reported figures for Assault with 106 incidents, Mischief with 57, Break and enter with 39, and Auto theft with 9 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Timmins.
This page presents open-data statistics for theft incidents in Timmins, Ontario, for the calendar year 2017. The dataset records 181 reported thefts, representing 5.4% of all crime incidents reported in the city that year. Timmins’ total recorded incidents across all categories amount to 3,382, placing theft as the second‑most common offence among the seven categories tracked. The figures are drawn from the provincial open‑data archive and reflect incidents as documented in police reports, without extrapolation.
The reporting window for these records spans from 22 September to 21 December 2017, covering the latter part of the year. No neighbourhood‑level breakdown is available for theft, so the data reflect city‑wide totals only. Because the dataset only includes incidents with precise dates for this period, it does not represent a full‑year count, but the archive’s complete calendar‑year snapshot ensures comparability with other years.
Theft ranks second among Timmins' seven crime categories, with 181 incidents recorded in 2017. It follows the dominant "Other" category, which accounts for 2,983 incidents, and exceeds the counts for Assault (106), Mischief (57), Break and enter (39), and Auto theft (9). This placement reflects theft’s share of 5.4% of the city’s total crime count of 3,382 incidents. The relative prominence of theft underscores its significance in the overall crime profile for Timmins during the referenced year.
Theft is the second‑most common offence in Timmins for 2017, making up 5.4% of all reported incidents. With 181 cases, it is far fewer than the leading "Other" category but more than all other individual categories. The data set only covers the latter part of the year, so no year‑over‑year comparison can be drawn from this page. Nonetheless, the share of theft highlights its relevance within the city’s overall crime landscape for the period.
The open‑data archive shows that Timmins recorded 181 theft incidents for the calendar year 2017. This figure reflects incidents documented in police reports and is part of the city’s overall crime count for that year.
Theft accounts for 5.4% of all crime incidents reported in Timmins in 2017. With the city’s total incident count of 3,382, theft’s 181 cases represent a modest but notable portion of the overall crime picture.
The most common category, labelled "Other," recorded 2,983 incidents, vastly outnumbering theft’s 181 incidents. While theft is the second‑most frequent category, its count is far lower than the leading category, underscoring a clear disparity in incident volumes.
No neighbourhood‑level breakdown is provided for theft in Timmins. The data reported are city‑wide totals only, so detailed insights by neighbourhood are not available for this offence.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.